Marker Duke PT Brake

No, these specific brakes are engineered exclusively for the Marker Duke PT touring binding series. They will not fit other Marker models like the Griffon or Jester.

You should choose a brake width that is slightly wider than the waist width of your ski, but not so wide that it catches on snow or rocks while you're touring. For example, the 100mm brake is ideal for skis with a waist between 85mm and 100mm, while the 125mm brake is best for wider powder skis.

While it is possible to swap the brakes yourself if you are comfortable with basic binding mechanics, we strongly recommend having a certified ski technician perform the installation. Proper brake installation is critical for the safety and release functionality of your binding.

Yes, if your new ski is wider than the current brake arms can accommodate, you will need to swap them out. Using a brake that is too narrow will prevent the binding from locking down properly, while one that is too wide can drag during turns.

Changing the brake itself does not alter the DIN setting, but it is a significant modification to the binding system. After any change to your binding components, you should have a shop perform a function test to ensure the release mechanism is still operating exactly as intended.